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    Freedom of Religion gets the axe

    Rat: >what i found humorous was that gg got his panties >all bunched up because the principle he is defending >this time is protecting satanism. You just perfectly demonstrated how you DON'T recognize the principle, but are instead focusing on the specific. Inherent to the principle GG...
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    Freedom of Religion gets the axe

    Praise be. JB
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    Freedom of Religion gets the axe

    Who's the idiot here???? You can't keep your point straight... First you say that GG's upset because "satanism is at risk". Now, when I say that you missed his point completely and that actually his point likely has nothing to do with any particular religion being at risk, but rather it's a...
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    Freedom of Religion gets the axe

    I'll bet GG holds no candle for wicca and I'm quite certain that it is the inconsistent application of a principle that is got GG bent out of shape here. There are few better examples of the blindness involved than you're inability to recognize that very thing. JB
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    Data Speed - Esignal vs Qcharts

    In many ways I agree here with Spike. What is most important to me is whether that one second turns into 30 during a data crunch. From my experience...Q&E = yes. TAL = no (usually) JB
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    Data Speed - Esignal vs Qcharts

    We use TAL to feed our trading computer -- no other retail provider has been able to keep up as well in the open crunch (we are often tracking over a thousand stocks on a tick by tick level at the open). We use Qcharts for historical. I have a buddy who used Esignal for years and we were...
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    IB Listed Trading - a word of warning

    Me: >I can't quickly calc the number of listed shares we've >moved (millions upon millions) just in the last few months >using SMART with no problems. da-net: >Your reply of "we've" implied to me that you are >either a BD or a stockbroker or a very large >investment group...
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    IB Listed Trading - a word of warning

    Me to Mr. da-net >>Are you on crack? da-net: >No, but I do appreciate your concern for my health. and later in the same post, na-net: >Again, let me thank for being so concerned about my health. That would be strike three when it comes to the accuracy of your assumptions on this...
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    Complain about Interactive Brokers (IB)

    dim: >P.S We know IB is highly respected broker in U.S and also >we are quite sure we will respect them, once this intersting >problem is solved and compensated. I'm sure the "problem" will be solved. Unfortunately, I'm betting that IB will never be compenstated as you don't seem like...
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    IB Listed Trading - a word of warning

    da-net: >What the thread starter is asking for is >a level playing field, Phlub: >I was not trying to make any kind of statement >about "level playing fields, etc." No balls, two strikes on da-net. JB
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    IB Listed Trading - a word of warning

    Phlub: >Another person said that this feature can serve you well - >and you are correct as long as the stock has a ton of >liquidity on the ECN's and regionals. I am that "other person", and again I don't wish to say or imply that your experiences or conclusions are faulty regarding...
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    IB Listed Trading - a word of warning

    Mr. da-net Are you on crack? Where did you get the wild a** notion that I am not a retail customer? You certainly didn't get it from anything I've ever written here on ET. What a mighty swing and a total miss that was on your part. For the record - I am not, nor never have been a BD...
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    IB Listed Trading - a word of warning

    Not to deny anyone's personal experience, but I can't quickly calc the number of listed shares we've moved (millions upon millions) just in the last few months using SMART with no problems. Considering others experiences, I guess one must decide whether the added liquidity and accompanying...
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    A forum to save images in

    chit chat thread
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    A forum to save images in

    chit chat thread
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    Prop Blowups, how common are they?

    How about you learn to read it right the first time rather than accuse someone of edits? "Come, on." JB PS: check my post time...hour edit time had already elapsed before I even saw/responded to your silly post.
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    Prop Blowups, how common are they?

    I said: >Anyway, I share about 1/10,000ths of your pain >RM. It was a bad day for me too. lol Yes, $250 and 2.5 million. What part of 1/10,000ths don't you understand. JB
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    Prop Blowups, how common are they?

    ROFLAO (not at you RM). I have a parallel to Rearden: Jan 3, 2001 was my first day EVER of trading real money (had been paper trading previously) I was doing the safe newbie thing and just trading in and out of CSCO 100 shares to learn about order routing -- wasn't trying to make (or...
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    TopGun Software

    TGS: >I'm totally confused why you would rip us publicly >for not having a phone number (clearly on our >home page), You know, if you were a little more honest (or at least careful) in your answers you might look a little more...well -- honest and careful. Unlike what you accuse him...
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    What do you think of this Fair Tax proposal?

    Pabst: >Besides, why should a merchant have to >serve as an unpaid tax collector for the >Federal government. WTF were you thinking when you made that statement Pabst??? Merchants/businesses *already* act as unpaid tax collectors for the Federal government...it's called payroll...
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